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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, MAY 5, 1959.
Tibet Shows Folly Of UN Policy On China
EUROPEANS ATTACK MOSLEMS
AT FUNERAL
Constantine, May 1. More than a thousand young Europeans broke through police cordons here to- night and attacked Moslem by-passers, The trouble began after the
HOUSE OF LORDS DEBATE
London, May 4. Lord Henderson, a Labour Peer, said today he regretted China could not be brought before the censure of the United Nations for her policy in Tibet. She would have come face to fâce with powerful criticisms, Lord Henderson said during a House of Lords foreign policy debate, "This is another example of the folly of keeping Com- munist China out of the community of nations," he said.
Lord Hemiersun also said | Russia"discarded the "techniques it was not right that India of frustration in the forth-
coming East-West talks. should bear the cost of relief for
a 10-year-old maintaining juntas t
Two other Euopeans who Tibetan refugees. and Wer by insurgents while travelling by car from Constan- tine in Kroizo
The demonstrators broke down barrleades and trampled un pictures of General Charles de Gaulle, President: of France.
For some time police and soldiers were unable to prevent i them molesting Moslems.
Milary authorities announced a curier.
Kidnapped
The demonstrations broke ouli outside Constantine cemetery
after the funeral of Miss Helen Serio, 16: Paul Spianato, 23,
Lind
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Britain did not Intend to enter these talks in a negative Way, he said. "I hope the government Is He went an;
meetings, strendy inquiring of Mr Nebrui
either at "Such whether he would welcome Foreign Secretary lever relief assistance from outsider Prime Minister level, can only he said.
lead to frustration unless every- assistance would boxly views them with a genuine "Er such be welcome. I trust that the desire to negotiate, British Government will set We du ut delude ourselves speedily to make a contribu- that the aims of Communian, tion in the name of the Bri-to probe the weak spots in tish people,"
Westem defences, will be abun-
Earl Ailler. former Labourdoned,
Prime Minister, said he did not "But we believe there is a tite Russta Was winning fruitful field opening up to- against the West today.
wards real co-existence," 14
There were differences of said. opinion among The Com- munist satellites
in and Rusia af, he said.
"It is likely that the time · Is will
Antoine Pina, 23, whose approaching when there bodies were found on Saturdaybe some trouble from the Com sickard
machine-gun, munist. bullets in a ditch near their car he went on.
with
French troops have since
for Helen
been searching
countries themselves,
Big Trouble
Lord Atlee went on to urge some initiative from countries
Seria's sister. Marie Jose, 13. who is believed to have been kidnapped by insurgents. Many right wing elements not su deeply committed in dis- have come out against General; putes,
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policy, recent
de Goodle's Algerian particularly since the
clemency announcem+15! measures 115 Algerian Kur- gents who had been cundemned to death. Reuter.
Sir Oswald Dies In UN
United Nations, May 4,
Arue to "It is
say that our indest trouble is the Russian
Earlier
No Future
he id the Govern- ment was convinced there wa no future for Berlin free vity.
STUDENT HAS
150 FOR
TIBET ARMY
Berkeley, Calif., May 3.
A California philosophy graduate student said today he had more than 150 volunteers for his proposed Tibetan brigade to fight against the Chinese.
He is John Blackmore, 27, un
I would "simply be mop Air Force veteran who is u
empire."
ned up in the Communis!)
gindaste student in philosophy
al the University of California.
to
It would be 1921 inroad inta
He said he had written Europetin security which could
college newspapers about 30 Ex Catal.
British policy in the Middle throughout the country asking East was In exact contrast to
his scheine Buen ta publicise that of the Communists, he said. for raising a brigade to ght
"We do not want to take with the rebels in Tibet. fear of America and the Ameri-rides or lo meddle in Arab in- even fear of Russia," he said
"All "I think they are both muchternal policy," he said.
to see is a growing we wish too wrong and there
stability and economic expan luctuation always for a Com-
sion in that area."--Router.. munist to Bet a capitalist under the bed and an Ameri- sce A Communist under the bed."
can
thst
He said the Russians did not want wit They were confident that
in bullding their system they could win in the ideologi-
Sir Oswald Coleman Allen, Brical held.
on the
ilah representative Social Commission, collapsed today shortly after making a speech in the commission. He died a few minutes later of
a coronary allock,
He collapsed just after the
"um equally sure we can win in the Ideological Held if we can survive," he said.
"Therefore I welcome close contact at the summit, in the foothills or even on the level.“ He thought the Idea of every
test speaker in the debate, Mr nation having an atomic bomb Max Wryell of Australia, had just as every woman of fashion had a mink coat "deplorable." fur Lore Home, Secretary
Relations, sukel
begun.
Str Oswald was 72. He had represented the United Kingdom Commonwealth would! on the UN Serial Commission Diere
from
since 1947.-U.P.I.
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the
West it
Macmillan
Pledges To Work For
Europe
London, May 4.
He said more than 150 people had responded by volunteering for active duty in the brigade and others had volunteered time and money for its support.
"I think we can do con- there," siderable good OVLT Blackmore old.
"Our first objective, is upen a supply line to Tibetan rebels secondary
purposn encourage them.
to
the
our and
18 10 The know- Ledge that people all over the world back them will be good for their morale."
Blackmore salt the first prob- Jym the organisation Inced was getting to Tibet.
Beginning
who hove "Those
seaman's papers
Way work ar can
ready The Prime Minister, Mr over. Those who can afford t Macmillan today pledged can fly. However, the majority sent by the Britain's determination lo will have to be
lacks vrganisation which
will wind work actively for a united money. Maybe we Europe,
up buying a warplus aeroplane Tad nying them over," he
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Arms Drop
To Rescue
Team On Mountain
Nicosia, May 4.
to
A Hastings aircraft today
dropped arms and am-; munition
uri RAF rescue and salvage team! tolling in bad weather amid the wreckage of a *British plane high on Turkey's 14,500 foot
· Mount Suphan. 'The urses were needed to
the
against protect
airmen marauding wolves and beats,
The RAF men are Investiga-
"NOTE SIGNS
OF FATIGUE"
Twenty bishops and 150 priests turned up last week for the sitting of the Convocation of Canterbury the (the "Parliament" of the southern half of Church of England) but enthusiasm was remark. able and lamentable -- in its absence.
There were more yawns Uan speeches,
Bo much no that the Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Groffrey Fisher, said at "I wote nome one point: signs of fatigue. Some of my colleagues in the Upper House (the blahope) And it difficult to raise their hands now."
But
white the
biskops
Monster
Printing
Press
London, May 4.
A printing press capable of
producing
con-
dozad, some business was transacted notably
rmation that rodparents at Church of England baptisme Lo need to themselves Anglicans, and reaffirmation absolute secrecy of of the the canfessional.
Pleture shows the Bishops of Rochester (left) WIR Chelresford dazing during the speeches, Express Photo.
Truman
Advocates
Third Term
Washington, May 14.
for
Page
Pulitzer Prizes Awarded
New York, May 4.
The 1959 Pulitzer Prize for fletion was awarded today 10 Robert Lewis Taylor for his novel,
"The Travels of Juimlo McPheeters.”
This is the story of a boy and his father trekking west- wari during the 1840 gold rush. is the author's ninth book.
Mor Playwright Archibald Ich won
the Pulitzer drama award for his play, "J.B.”—a current Broadway FLOCESS. which is modern rendering of the blient story of Jab.
The Pulitzer Prize for inter- national reporting was awarded Joseph Murtin and Phillip Santoro of the New Yorke Daily Now, for their account of the downfall of the Batista regime in Cuba.-Reuter.
to
Pipeline
Teheran, May 4. West Germany is to help Iran build a pipeline between the stilelds of southern Iran and the Persian Gulf, Professor Ludwig Erhard, West German Economics Minister, told rc- porters hero today.-Router,
Fears "Groundless"
New York, May 4. Western fears that Middlo Eastern countrie will launch widesprend programmes to nationalize oilfields are ground- less, U.A.R. President Gamal Audel Nasser declared today:- PP.L.
Former President Harry Tru-
campaigned man today aloillion of the 1951 Constitu two
tional
Amendment which pre- vents President running for a third terms of office.
the
in one of his rare appearances
snid before Congress, he Soviet the first
Bendment meant the President press has the assembly
million copies of Pravda an hour, is being built north of Moscow, Moscow Itadlo reported today, The radio, quoting which with flerce blizzards technical expert, said anch threat of avalanches section of the new constitute the major hazards tonlready reached
sluge. their work.
It said the building of new the rebuilding of
ure works
being Ling the wreckage of a Brlish Presses and Tudor aircraft which
Crashed Printing
with nn with 12 men aboard near the planned to Russian border, between Ankara expected 100 per cent increase in the circulation of periodicals and Teheran,
carrying
end of the current secret equipment from Britain by the
seven-yeur plu to Australia's Woomera rockel
The circulation of papers range.
increase by 50 is expected to per cunt and the output of books to reach 1,800 million n the radio reported in a home service broadcast-Beu-
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He
he believed the said. sald
"My letter mechanisms by which the idea was given redity would work beginning of a big movement," | elmast
Blackmore said. themselves out.
He did not meation Britain's
while
was not spotted on the inaccessible inuuntain tit six days after it dis-
"We have a group here, une appeared.
dispute with the "little six at the University, of California over the Common Market, but Los Angeles, one of Stanford and one in Alaska. Also we Mr John Edwards, President of
have heard from volunteers the Consulative Assembly and
-Miami-
זקן
Market to the rest of Europe was disastrous.
They were speaking at a 10th anniversary celebration of the
igning of the statute of Comell of Europe.
the
Mr Macmillan Dald: wyc Juve seen twice in our lifetimo Europe tearing itself apart The most terrible
in
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Blackmore said the organi- sallon has training pro- sramme consisting of Judo, demoll- boxing, parachuting, tion, horseback riding And rock climbing,
are
Several Jodles have been r Trieved from the wreckage, and documents recovered havs bçen Hown out by a Turkish helicóp-
2ards sweeping Lio Reencen Oxygen
year,
cope
-Gorking-May-
The British Govertument denied today that negotiations Giving the news that the had taken place for Spain's ad- North Allnatie erms and also badly needett misalon to the blankets-had today been drop-Treaty Organisation.-France- ped, an RAF spokesman hore Presse.
aid that the Hastings had been "About 10 per cent of the standing by at Diyarbakir, 150 "destruction, volunteers
veterans from miles south-west of the moun- "So thetan, for three days waiting for some service," he said, power only special training they will the weather to clear,
Oxygen
belug packs were throughout the world by the need is in guerilla warfare and
the high flown from Nicosia to Diyarbakir self-destruction of the European in getung along in
today for possible use by the states.--UP.I.
apecialists on the recovery mountains who, unlike the tough RAF rescue'men, are un- used to strenuous work at high altitudes.
and we have scen the results
the in
balance of
alillude."---U.P.I.
Shah's Party Testing Ground
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At least 12 mon pre row nt Paris, May 4. work on the wreckage, which Geneva, May 4.
Prime Minister lies on a snow plateau near The French. Shah of Irai gavo o cocktail party tonight for M. Miehet Debre,, in a written Suphan's summit. Working in members of Geneva's Iranian Parliamentary reply today said extreme blizzard conditions, they
Italy's Community.
Princess that France was building a have already went down pieces ground for atomic of the wreckage for investigen- Marin Gabriella was not there, testing
weapons in the Sahara-Reuter, / Mon.-China Mall Special. U.P.I.
British, U.S. Films Vie For
Cannes, May 4.
Britain's "Room at the Top,"
and the United States
entry "Compulsion" held
Honours
a strong lead in unofficial The 30-notion festival hit o standings at the Cannes low point during the past 24 International Film Fes-hours with two poor full-length
entries: Austria's
"Eva. the
whose love pursult of a Grrok shepherd ends in two murders.
Curiously both films made
a display of nudity uncom mon to elther the Austrian or Greek cinema, but critics ap- peared to be in agreement that both were in bad taste. France's "Les.400 Coups" "in tival on the fifth day of Notebooks of a Young Girl." an the first full-length effort the competition today.
unsuccessful satire on a teen-27-year-old Francois Truffaut age best selling authoress, and and represents a partly auto- film. Twilight," a blographical view of the But France developed a top-Greece's "Moody
#dolescence. (maker's turbulent rank challenger tonight with modern Greek tragedy about a "Len 400 Coupe.”
hotblooded Swedish girl tourist |--France-Presse.
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